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I was hoping for a nice cloudy sunrise, but no luck. Luckily I was close to our refinery and used it for this time lapse instead.
I will be away for a while, during my session exams... :(
Take care my friends, enjoy the splendor of nature and have great time!
Ok, because so many people have been asking and emailing how to do a timelapse and what software to use, I will share.
To create the timelapse photos you need a digital camera with "time lapse" function incorporated. I used my Olympus SP 500UZ camera to capture these images and set automaticaly to take one picture per minute. For this clip, were taken about of 1200 pictures and put togheter in a free software. Once you have done, load the images into the freeware program called AnimatorDV+. (the clips were compiled in AnimatorDV+ to be played at speed of 15 fps, but you can choose any playback speed even 10, 20 or 25 fps, at your choice).
Once the images are compiled into a video, take that video into your favorite video editing software, you can use Ulead Video Studio or even Windows Movie Maker if you don't have anything else.
Good luck and have fun! :)
3 hr timelapse of Heavenly. 2160 photos 5 sec intervals. This is the most photos I've ever taken in one day for one shoot/session for one purpose.
Had to break away from my normal way of shooting for this. Used Av mode (mostly in hopes that the exposure would be the same throughout the 3 hrs of photos). Small fine JPEG files in Landscape picture style in conjunction with Highlight tone priority to expose to the right as much as possible w/o blowing out the clouds too much. Then brought the pics into DxO and used its Highlight recovery function along with the DxO lighting to bring up the shadows a bit.
Batch processing took all night and luckily with no errors. For my first timelapse, I'm quite happy.
The actual mov file that isn't compressed for web is soooo much nicer looking then this. Just wish I could've uploaded it instead of this. The shadows aren't so dark looking in the original. =(
Sorry there is no music for this, I don't know how to add sound to it.
HDR timelapse made from 4.995 shots taken with Nikon D300 and Sigma 10-20mm at 10mm.
5 sek interval between each 5 bracketed shots.
Edited in Photomatix Pro, Adobe Lightroom, Quick Time Pro and Adobe Premier Elements.
Music courtesy of Constantin Philippou
Erstaunlich: Die beiden hellen Meteoriten hinterlassen sichtbare Rauchschwaden die nach rechts wegziehen.
129 Einzelbilder
ISO1600
f2
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SONY A6000 mit SAMYANG 12mm f2
Kabelfernauslöser arretiert
Reccomend Watching This in HD on Full Screen.
Timelapse of Arklow Co. Wicklow and the surrounding areas. All done on a Canon 7D.
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My first timelapse video, testing out the EOS Utility from our apartment window before needing to use it "in production" over Christmas week.
It runs from 3:25 AM to 5:34 PM, one shot per minute, played back at 12 FPS. The slight shift in framing at around 7:30 AM is when I had to swap the dead batteries in the grip. (Tip: Get the AC adapter for timelapse use.)
In the foreground is the Hastings on Hudson Metro-North commuter train station. You can see the trains stopping just left of center, about a quarter up from the bottom. I like how rush hour is clearly evident by the drop-off/pick-up car traffic at the station plaza (bottom, near right).
I should have kept it going longer, but the second pair of batteries was about to die, and we wanted to start using our kitchen lights again.
Shot with a Sony Nex 5R using built-in timelapse application & Carl Zeiss Jena Flextogon 35mm F/2.4 . 10 sec between shots for 42 minutes.
a series of timelapse videos of moving water at Nymans Woods. My first attempt at achieving that silky effect.
1. This totally blows, but I learned a new function on my camera today.
2. We are boring in the car.
3. I forgot to turn off my assist light on the camera. THAT was annoying.
4. We went to Journey 2 3d tonight. I haven't been to a movie since Avatar......
5. I'm so exhausted that it almost annoys me that my husband is snoozing 3 feet away from me and my son 5 feet behind me. Grrr.
6. I ate too much candy today.
7. This time lapse shit is complicated. I need practice. Fo shizzle.
8. Gorillapod came in handy again.
9. This is the view my son sees anytime we go anywhere. No wonder he sleeps.
10. I'm thinking tomorrow might be collab day. Week 10...at last?
11. I showed my husband Draw Something today. Heh.
12. I guess it's going to start raining tomorrow. Dammit.
13. I wacked my ear on the car getting in because the car next to us parked too close. My ear was numb for about 20 minutes.
14. I'm so going to bed now.
15. A dreamer is one who can only find his way by moonlight, and his punishment is that he sees the dawn before the rest of the world. ~ Oscar Wilde
GOODNIGHT!
mwah
.K
Random Fact: On average, giraffes sleep only 4.5 hours per day.
15-minute timelapse of the rising moon over Manchester through a C8 telescope on a tracking mount. Time acceleration (x100) magnifies scattering, distortion and the passing of the clouds.
Created using 2300 still photos.
Location :Kochi,Kerala,India
Created & Edited : Prasanth (Gulfu)
Music : Kila Flow
Camera : 7D
Lens : Tokina 12-24 Canon 50 mm
Special Thanks : Chethan Cee Desmond Fernandez (Kila Flow) Leena Elizabeth Uthup
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New construction from a Raspberry Pi and TFT TOuch screen. all self contained, 12V will hopefully run a 2 meter Dolly Rail for moving Stop Motion Timelapse
Making-of Images of the Christophmalin.com TimeLapse Movie "The Island" about the wonderful nature and starry skies of La Palma, Canary Islands.
© 2009 Steve Kelley
Grove Pointe Condominiums and Apartments in Jersey City, NJ.
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